Civil libertarians question the constitutionality of civil forfeiture
This entire civil forfeiture racket just boils my blood. It just goes to show the cops are nothing but thug criminals with badges and run a criminal racket where they can do this illegal crap and get away with it. If someone sets those police cars and the entire police station on fire and lets it all burn to the ground I'd say Karma was doing its job.
If the LEOs are reading this post this is just one of the many reasons why the people (AKA general public) are so against you and no longer trust or respect you. You pigs are nothing more than criminal thugs like the mafia or gangs that use extortion and intimidation
There is no honor in such actions when you refuse to abide by the constitution or even a general code of morals and ethics even when there is criminal activity involved by those you have detained.
Richland's $4.1 million police station funded by civil forfeiture - Watchdog.org
This entire civil forfeiture racket just boils my blood. It just goes to show the cops are nothing but thug criminals with badges and run a criminal racket where they can do this illegal crap and get away with it. If someone sets those police cars and the entire police station on fire and lets it all burn to the ground I'd say Karma was doing its job.
If the LEOs are reading this post this is just one of the many reasons why the people (AKA general public) are so against you and no longer trust or respect you. You pigs are nothing more than criminal thugs like the mafia or gangs that use extortion and intimidation
There is no honor in such actions when you refuse to abide by the constitution or even a general code of morals and ethics even when there is criminal activity involved by those you have detained.
The Mississippi city of Richland has a new $4.1 million police station, a top-level training center and a fleet of black-and-white Dodge Charger police cars.
All of it was paid for through civil forfeitures of property and cash seized during traffic stops of what police say were suspected drug runners on Interstate 20.
Civil libertarians question the constitutionality of civil forfeiture, which has become a key part of revenue for state and local law enforcement agencies nationwide. Under the laws of many states, citizens can be deprived of their property or even cash if police merely suspect the owners to be involved in criminal activity.
Mayor Mark Scarborough and police chief WR “Russel” James of Richland — population 7,033 and located south of Jackson on I-20 in Rankin County — say they’re not only giving city taxpayers a bargain, but they’re also helping do their part to stem the heavy drug trade that travels between Texas and Atlanta on I-20, which eventually trickles down to smaller cities like theirs.
All of it was paid for through civil forfeitures of property and cash seized during traffic stops of what police say were suspected drug runners on Interstate 20.
Civil libertarians question the constitutionality of civil forfeiture, which has become a key part of revenue for state and local law enforcement agencies nationwide. Under the laws of many states, citizens can be deprived of their property or even cash if police merely suspect the owners to be involved in criminal activity.
Mayor Mark Scarborough and police chief WR “Russel” James of Richland — population 7,033 and located south of Jackson on I-20 in Rankin County — say they’re not only giving city taxpayers a bargain, but they’re also helping do their part to stem the heavy drug trade that travels between Texas and Atlanta on I-20, which eventually trickles down to smaller cities like theirs.
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